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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
Mine Troubles.

CLEVELAND, o., December 8.-TWo hun
bred member Of the Fifth regiment, Ohio
National yards, left the city this afternoon
en-. route to Fairport, where trouble was eX-
Dected from the striking ore handlers. The
strikers have committed no acts Of violence.
They have been drinking pretty freely to-
day, however, and it Is feared that trouble
may result if an attempt is made to put new
men to work In the morning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
Psnnszlvanss P1suro-Pnsumenis.

READING, PA, December Ga disease
supposed to be pleuTo- pneumonia has broh-
en- out among the cattle IN epidemic form in
Penn and Jefferson townships, this county.
and has made considerable progress. Nine
head Of cattle have died. The stBte veterin-
AIRY surgeon has has been notified and the
cattle viii be guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16

SACRAsEENro, CAL., December 6.-At the
election held yesterday propositions to levy
a tax of $4,000 to purchase and condemn
portion of Chinatown and to I'LL
China slough, vas defeated by about 200
votes, and lacking but ninsty-fouF votes Of
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
Kansas city Live Stock Market.
Kansla Crrr- Dsr.nE In 10. is
The Live Stock IndioatorrspOrts.


CATTLE - Receipts 15O0 head; shipments
600 Market stronger for choice and sluggish
foTseommon. Good TO choice coFn-fod - =
a 1Os common TO medluIn- S. Z5g4 Is etockess g
81 0t@Z 60. EesteEa 81 b5Ed "a cow, 81 SUB
9 20 giazsers 81 e3Gs Oh.
HOES eceipts. zoo head shipments l-39l
heEls AaFkat vas UsHk 58llo lover. 5000
TO choice. $ GG5 SO common to medium
81 g51-5s 20 siCip and rigs. s. Z5us10.
aHzEE-lleee ull, lallaa1s 411QllelLls go
hsod- Market wa lower Coed - choice s. Sc
g so ccmmu1 - ms4lEui g alez 60
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
$500 - nesfh-

PHmADELPHIA, PA, December Ga nsavy
hosting machine at the Philadelphia (
Reading Railroad company's WharVes5 ct
Port Richmond, fell this afternoon and
crushed to death Edward Brown, aged q
years. and John Esrrygan, aged s. and So
rously injured Peter TrainoE and John
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
u ths Prssenoe Of Royaltyl

LoEpoH, Deeember 9.-John ]. Sullivan
boxed with Jack Ashton in the presence Of
the Prince Of Wales tonight The pugliist
was introduced TO the Dllnees who expressed
himself as highly delighted with the psz-
fgEmsnees
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
Reeommenda Il -.

WAszuEouoE, D. c., Decsmper s.-Secrs-
tary Fsirehild has recommended that the
salary Of the assistant treasurer, ct St. Louis,
Be raised 20 $500 per aunEms
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16

WASHINGTON D. Cs-S5nabe adjourned
until Monday.
The House.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 8.-Houss ad-
journed at noon until Monday.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16

WASHINGTON, D. O., December 5.--The
secretary of the treasury to-day transmitted
to congress the estimate of the appropria-
lions required for the fiscal year ending
June so, 1889 The total amount estimate
as required for all expenses of the govern
ment is 1926, $50. 763, which is 81, 344, 999
more than the sum called for in the esti-
mates submitted last year. and 1858, 4O6
more than the aggregate Of appropriations
for the present fiscal year.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16
POSTAL POINTS.
DeriDEaDdavF oF tina De,

The superintendent of the dead letter bu-
reau, with the approval of the postmaster
general, has prepared a circular letter which
viii be sent shortly to all pOstmasters di-
recting the enforcement Of section $50 Of
the postal laws and regulations. This
section makes it imperative upon
postmasters to advertise in a
newspaper, or post a manuscript list of nou-
delivered letters. It also requires the charge
and collection Of one cent in all cases when
a letter has been published, whether the list
has been published IN a newspaper, either
gratuitOusly or at che cent for each letter, or
a less sum, or whether the publication was
merely by a written list posted in some pub
lie place. In all cases the postmaster Is d.
rected to afiL and cancel q ! cent postage
due" stamp as evidence OF its delivery in
postofices other than those Of the free de-
livery class. The postage due" stamp
should not be affixed until the letter Is de-
lfunra6
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-16

caused by a gluttsd domestic market, and
ahOrding their employees more certain aud
steady labor, with its resulting quiet and
cOntentment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Chas Mashan viii reside at The jail for
twelve days Tor nights enjoyment among
Observation-Disclosures and Nelson ChristOph-
e-ssn turned over s. IS TO the clerk for being
drank and disorderiy. The case Of Robert
COOK. for keeping bis saloon open On sun
day vas adjourned to April 5. John iuy-
eniyk paid s5l2o for keeping ais slloon
Opsn after ten O'Clock. II the amendment
uasses John will have 10 hustle 10 get even
on the deal. Arthur Forces and Carrie
FORBES. two children charged with G,sor
Derry conduct. we're brought up and their
case adjourned until March 80 Michael
Brock. caeIssd with deadly assault upOn
John S1rF. cutting his arm or was a
ragned aud his attorney. e 4 Dapper, made
3 morton O. guash and the case was al
iou .et 10 Mafca - William pani0rIh
was arreigned or n charge OF attempt 20
commit rape. lie waived The reading of
the com Dlaing and dem inded an examins
lio1 aud the cs.s Was &c, Tor March 3
George Mulhoilsnd wss arrested Saturday
night f.r being drunk and vas released on
500 bail Mr. Ferguson going security.
When bis case wos called Yesterday fore
noon. he Jailed 10 appear. The case
vas siiourned until O'clock and still he
dil not p;ne end his tau Will be esireated
II be coss noi pnt 10 an appearance this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

TIE izdiss Of he ". G 7. I. wll held $
special prayer resting tAis sftsraoon al "
{. I. L. Hal. tor spsciAl prayer Ter Niesi-
gsn a. the coming election. Leaders and
topics have been assigned each hour. =
folioSs.
10 2-Mrs Merrill Theme haE kseiy-
ing 10 God ior his pressEce IA tae q salpes-
Gnce s0Tk.
"a S-Afs AcKee-Tbeme ~ Personal
prohibition. home prohibition. ehufca pro.
hiolton-muss iezd g Stals prohibition
10 q Nsf GioFsr--fheale- shs
speakers, workers amendment nmittees.
amendment clubs. editors an publishers Oi
newspapers sOs1inE with aua f0f Us
- 3-Nrs Nopcsurtt TneMs-t9n-
s.der he forces for The en- msaamenC prayer
for Christian 81 Iensnip o. go04 nea every
Hhere " 40 is Y0f ihis auesament
5 10 0-Mrs Backos-fherus - C3nsioei
lbs iorcvs a. alnst l.4e smeadment--X Xno are
the 0pposer
LEI every Jaion be rel resented and MAKE
the dag one OF sntcess aad sIeAt ppNsr.
MEs. C. 81. NtLl ossy
CT. L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

saasE3,n ,oes ssre a. f,rof ss Icy So a.
.saEe1 oefsfe rs ,s14as - -&'4es-ez ~
~ e1l ferasas E14s @a e4r i9F -
asaseS 81 s1ls e.tF Is sss osse ~ .21s -
rs sa<ee1sss @x 4e1 q e.s 81 t1z assess.
BeDss. f1s AsFeE slJstt 5s tsa-esr x
t4e bsazls- ae saoi.l as a a-eq9 9ef q t2s
a34f5 ~ ro.4s al Flzs leslz- -s--9e sfs.
Ags - 1sY - b<isfe tts bssEe AS ts.-
l1sH fasFs = 1t-ss - sl -4s sL s1el
60 .claa - & i s9szea s4l1.. * 4Fsses g.
80 Z zaa sl-h .sces 4ai t4s eaiy lesg'g =
lae laoece lHsksa . splarss aad asllA e1sap
peaDg Aate l1a2.
Eef 1sss41sslF~ kslsau s1eresse1 the
Co4Eall sl1 sx1lztHea t1s 1141Ees Ds1S -
tae c1 zr-sr aHsa toleas. ll fsszr4 - lie
93csexag a. is1s-sg BE- pelaasally sac
IS h4l 1sre 80 tlrgs .4< 9gt - ~ lo@ cee-
t0rlux and - have deciefea - @e teoog1t
flz ne ksn=rsi good g tas csiy. Ar DAso1
s4stzinsd tlis sr.iciss - ltsy wsfe s1opssa
Ia tie h9ase
Iais enass fhs hours tax. zDd Mr..
ssssaFt m0tlon prevailed zs follows eas
-Bze0nsr. Do4n. Doyle. H1Gtlsy. LsuaieF
y ara. klc1n311. o41oasfs e-aulSy. stew
sFt--l9 Nays-ilay 6srl, ole-n. thum-5.
A5IeuFUed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

-he most important eye1', socially and
mn :icsily that has taken pste in Grand
Rapids In some time viii he the appearance
o be universal ilIic iavofi,e Emma Alb
bo,f, and her grand opera company al
POwess Vpera House Tuesday snd Wed
uss3iy. April and 6 Tie sale Of reserved
seats ~ begin Thursday uorning aud i,
Is sale To predict tnat q G ssir vii! be a large
one f3r ia 40 plsce can Emma Abbot; be
asst rsd Of larger agdieIce or a hsartier
Wi 0Ms than her. wEtre her friends are
legion" The operas - b. given are Of
exc-rtio nal FicbgtsS aud he : 1ro'teagale-
m NJ WI siiord rs sn Olpouunay=ot hssr-
INK three Of the zranies and most beautiful
Operas'evef Writ.cn. Il IroystOTe. -
-,gnl usubule aud "Iucrr',a fo-g'a' re
present brilliant trio. The IA tsr Opera
has never been given tn Erglisb a h..
country unal THIS season bv mula Abbot
su1 it Lss groven one % Ter Eresfe-f >flc
cess = TIE coming opers season bids fair
10 ogfrss. sng g. ifs pred sest0rs aG1 ls
'raiy worthy g g0yi patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

A Abls Address by Hoa. cso. l. S@Pl,
EEss StSkL


Las SiskL
Owing % counter strsctions the lecture
GA "Norkiag aud Thinking delivered 81
PoEsrs' last evening by Hon Geo. L. Naple
was ia. s4niy attended, only about 100
people beng scattered iaoasa the house.
Hon 81 It. Ford introduced the speaker
with neat aud appropriate speech przisiug
Ais ~ .gils AID eztOiilnx The god qusiities
og lhe lecture Mr. Napls spoke "A his as
ual c.ear snd folciele manner. and evident
Is Impressed ais hearers tayOyahly a. there
va frequent applause. Tue lecture ~ Il
SET Nas amzsie ~ effort showing The result
Ol much careful study. eKpefience aud
tfzvei IL was powerful. intellectual, bril-
liant ant interesting. aud aboUn4et with
beaauIul descriptions o. Different COUNTRIES.
their People and their habits and modes OF
of living. illustrating the difference oei ~een
wOEkins wlthOut tulnkirs and With u, ana
The results thai foliow. lie said
that the man never lived who
became wealthy by merely eat
Ing dry bread and drinking nothing bit
water Riches we're never gained by star
vsiiOn The hand without the thought 10
guide becomes a dull, neryeiess, pafaiyiic
thing and void OF all usefulness toward
gaining riches. He strongly favored love,
Is beng Necessary iof tue happiness OF
man. Hs thought the best thing 70 do for
Young man who was going 10 the very
devil was q induce HIM 10 marry aud give
TO him a home. He ola not think II wise
for = man 20 &c through the world without
wife, az any rate be difn't care 10 try II.
-Whv." said he, '-one married man Is
worth a dozen old bachelors. WOn'ta man
tight for bis nome aud family If ne IS at
tachea. bus who ever heard of bachelor
| fighting for his boarding house and its Iais
tress, NJ, Il amt safe for man TO be
alone. They may compare man to tht
sturdy OAK anu wOmal 10 the ciinzlle
vine b It would like TO ask every husband
I in this )use If bis wife isn't the inspiration
aud support OF his .ife." He spoke 3 iul
/ hour aud half every point brought oai
/ beiag = meritOrieUs one and interesting III
+ every de,si There was eloquence IN every
/ remark and the brilliant II eaker should
/ have been met with much larger and
more enthusiaJ;Ic audience.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

The Usiied States Cour; opsnsd Yesterday
m0ruin WITH Circuit Judge Jackson and Dis
trict nudge sevsrens presiding There sre
Twelve cas 8 on he calendar, and the sss-
sion will last until Wednesday, or ThursdaT
One I'd tse -sses is aoi0n Tor q new tia,
= the matter ~ The National Exchange
Bsak - boston aEainst FfaDk a. " bite.
Geo s los ing. Thomas -. Feffy al /
b FerTr. 81 Which tBe st p 81 ah0ut - 40
is involvei- The trls' ct iile case in t6-
ltsiuc, loarf resuited b ldgut8. i91 fAe
osa6 Tor .le amount claiaad. if seems
fhat before the collapse cf the Ferry ioT
tunes. + = FerrF savs lrsu fansrs 81 the
bsnk Ter he a2iounf iar0ise1. sad sheD
tue 8snx sought 70 eof1rfs the collection of
Re mouey bow liur ard Waite directed o.
ibe graGnl fhas j. + FsrrF bad D. aa.hor
isy n sira TIE afa4 asns. 49, that the firri
recefve1 zone of the f--aslis rem BE trans
action ii : st tie instance ~ M f4ainE
tast TIE motiDn for = rev traI IS made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
Their Fertisth Annirrrsarr.

Mr aud Mrs. F. +. Doiy were given sur
prise a. the residence of their daughter. Mrs
George :. Davidson. us LsgTaye.st,. last
evening. the occasion being the celebration
OF the f0rtieth anniversary oftheir marriage
fnere were about twenty hve relatives and
friends present including three children
and four grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs
Doiy We're the recipients OF several hand
some presents The evening was socially
spent with games and other amusemen
and Rev Chas. Fluhrer made Il few remarx:
appropriate TO the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
The Fortni.b,Iv CT. >. G.

The Fortnghtly C. L. s C. met last night
at the Neill Conservatory Of Music. The
"Polish Dance" al instrumental solo by
Miss Bertha Sones. was hnelv readerc /. A
paper OF the Iythological Char .ctefs from
Whom the Planets Were Namei." by Mr
l.. Il. Stafford: a paper on "Eclipses." by
Miss Jessie Wilson, and reading from
"Lamweil Wilkins b. Mrs. ". L. Wilson
were given. The meeting was closed with a
song and chorus Marching Through Geor-
gia, led by Mr. Blake.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
CHARTER D0CTORING
Causes a Lively Discussion Il
tns Council
lLBiRNls LlgHItRs a0QBIEgt
fioa. Jaaa kilisza Cisss rs sie~s-
a Rssclg gtics Recalling ths zHsna-
meats Adocssd ~ Oscis-
iss as, orlif.

Fhs "a burned dimig II tie Co1nc'i
Cham6ss AS nlShs. - ssyssiag aaa al
certain sas 4 a. sns tims that -ll x tie iets
a sbs ro0a hardly sazalsd half dozen
oanals p1ssg. aad Msrshsl SsstsF AL 4
guess sAls .s Rspahlican scheUs . shut
- outH L ~as sxi4ent from thls ooad.asa
ol .hings tast TIE Coancl vo1ld lot h@ye
aay proposition from ths Gas comPacy ~
caHslaes.
TIE 4aEoF csl.sd the session - order and
a. "a tas Aldermen answered tee f0li ca
sxeepi stsis shd fsntiind. Ins ktr- Mar
sksi asked the t0nncil for tDe lss II the
meeting ~ ths Siate Fireman 5 Assoc alion,
NJ ant 81 GRANTED. J. " 3ayut0n
ald associates Asksd foE suihority - con-
ssgEcl aad apesais cable Ans ot strsel call
Nay colnale1eing a. Campza Place. thence
81 and along Pearisr - biY.slon-sg., 70
tGuattia a.. ~ I ll1l 81, tAe1ca 4l)ag
tnloa-st t0 I-ake-ase. and along Lake ave
o. the eltg nmits.
Asssn Juigs iayss>asAa ea1 Cs.~sogd
Alkeil se-0ff~s .hst q. the re- ..est o. Aid.
E-sIsa,ss iney hat Investigated alleged dspfe-
tations upua ne Bal Forty tn8 parties
wao lem5Yed said timber a leW rotten
stamps. we're not compensated fos their
labor About a hall cord q wood Is on
the sai and the Investigators recommend
1 et that sous caArltA5iy disposed person DC
/ su.horzst 10 remove same aud give 4 %
/ the city poor.
Rsprsssatatige Killean and senator Stark
I entered ths room aad were invited 10 take
seafs Inside The railing
Toe rem lonstrance against tbs cOnstroc
/ lion II sewer 10 the alley between second
and Third -treets vas considered fsvorAoiy
I by the Committee on sewers, the remoa-
strance against the construction OF a sewer
in Scrionsr stree. between ; xth snd E.ghtn
streets, was Likewise considered.
The Committee on Buildings reported
that the lease Of Police Headquarters ex-
| pires Jgly T. iSS7. an4 recOmmsndei that
| sns Mayor be instructed % renew the lease
! tor tEO wears longer with the privllegs Oi
nss. as TIE rect that the city nov pays.
| A iopsed The Comniftes on Ordnance.
! recon mentsd thai the peti'ion 81 The Grand
R1pl.s Eiison EiecIric Light & Fasi Com
pany. asking permissioa TO stretch wire:
/ thrOGgh the streets be granted. Referred.
The Grand Rapids street Railway Con
/ sfraciicn Company rslinquishet the righu
! given % 10 construct g street railway across
/ Pearl street ridge. the.cs iadireci = j
| through several streets TO aud through Bat
terE0sth-ave The Grand Rapids S.rec
Railway Company reported that thsy ger,
| cen-ous of 0diiding n road over the ao07'
/ described route Aldsrmln LGunier
moved 90 accept aud refer 70 the COmm.tte
| On Drdinancss. wiz lnStru ,-iOns 10 pFessn
al ordinance governing the construction o
said road aud that the same b. cOmp'etes
jane I. 1851. Carried Alderman Cfequ'
offered a rusoiu.iOn insrructing the Board o
Public Works 10 furnish estimates OF u
cos. OF puolic hospital on the SITE recently
~. - q ..s 80 fs.f.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
Died win .rremen...

c. ]. Raaey, the man mentioned in yes
terday's paper as being contia & at the lai.
and having 'trem ms, d ed :, 7.J0 yes.er-
day morning. The remains were taken TO
Powers & Wslker undertaking rooms. ana
Coroner Brad.sh empane.ed iGry who Re
turned z verdict IN acceFdSuce witn the
rscfs The funeral Will occur fs9m the un-
6ertaking looms a. 2.3) this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29
A Strong show.

4 good sized audience was present a,
Smiths Opera House last night. and the
programme prese lted was one Of unusual
excellence. The Charests. on the higa wire
Silvo the equilibrist Orviile. the tfapeze
king Rush i Bryant, IN blacA-face sketcnss
were away above the average. while pretty
little White Val Dean danced herself into
favor and captivsted the audience. TIE
programme was long and varied. and Man
ager Smith deserves liberal patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

The Aori roeeanr ~ as e-sas Fl re-
railey Hor,icel-nrzi seeistf - 8 - hela 81
Tassssg tpr som ST. e. r.. s5tp. 1a..
8. tse rss.sfaes 81 NJ Hsnrr ss ts.f .
IN e wesf tae tltg Cd east fr The
ernsra8 foese e & sro~sscn r - Ftrfs
a. ~ers. ahd Mr Sasth yrer hsfses
ufl prove 4 mess s5tr3 lFe sests-a ~ lie
raeet az 81 saoata - renen eers8 sasl
<.ase whe r5 ws ss<e tksiF aaskess
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Nrs. Bsksg ker@e1 eaes a. her ssAsle1aes.
- EGraes -. Aksc - ss@rk YESTERDAY
aoorn "a. zf.ez saas a2a l.4-Esia. itt-asss
80 wss tae nfegbeF os sK MAYER <tkiAasis
tf4x ts~rk k.sikEAF a ss<aatoE kis-kAaf, -
lsrS<n sills eaa ItsEass se.Saet. a..S,ss
uan.An oslQxe1 ~ 49, ~ Gnss asf -
s..ne.ai 49, - oesa - tbs rsoo<lno etEsst -.
81. ehunSA = : 1ss,ak tAis sfteE1e<sA-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Arr1nesasets have bsea a45s ior .
harss -s1se consest - tAks Piaer ~ fovefs
Tenrsasy sssasnF APsii Z. teiSeen n. ,
Duan. TIE listroat ehsap.an. sac pa.
HagrlnEtoa of tEsS cay N'ns 3unefed
sh.,es - t< taFasd, soe tss ssnnef 49,
seselss xlac kobsrt Mrisni j. e<ek'n
Hsrrlnxtea. aaG las dslosltod 80 VIII ,.
/. 5onnson-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

The Il mo.r2.s aa8 G-ssasac ksrs "a
Grsns Rapsis ieSaship ast il caucus yes.
fer3sg sf.ernss1. .a.sf aad nomlssfeI
tae f3i o4fnz Cai77 srxet sunsrvtssr.
henfg "a Hsrens Toras4fa clers IoAa
fsaienoerz dS1sbip Treasurer "sfaeV
"a Enaae issttfe 81 tAs ieaes 1ahn 81.
psNslf tcur .sieae- ~ 5zH ra9s JoAn
Nrfora ck srn3ai Iaspo.t0r S.ers i
Nors - la-sfa1iss -foHa Eage gseot
Rsatn tn ae7 Lfsu81 an3 pesaf1r n
R0xleV
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

TIE announcement that Rev. Charles
Fiuhrer viii give an illustrated ie.ctrre n
lhs UuiyessAlisi Church this evening means
hat his audience vii bear a production
packea with valuable and DISCRIMINATING
Information auc see iaree nuubef 81 pic
tiree. lnely brought out. oi the masters 10
sculpture and painting. The Louvre l. The
greatest treasure gallery q Art "a TIE woflo
aoa the lecture vii produces the choicest
specimens tickets o. Hall 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

deed of sssisauasai from JGas A
slo~s. 0xnss q TIE seil-knosa LAT ssoFs
on Aonoos-st., 10 Millisfn 4. bsrses. Sas
nied slth tie County CLERK yestertas sIssf-
noon. Ns slstemeni of Assels 4nd lasoi.i-
ties was 05t9. naols iass piekL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-29

Jobbers and retailers Of Millinery Goods
4l. ts ard sS Monroe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13

The word ..itsp is said not to oc-
cur at all in the King James trans
lation of the Bible and but three
or four times in Shakespeare.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13

Alexander tombstone, of Lang
holm Dumfriesshire. lately deceased,
was the oldest Free Mason in Great
Britain. He was 95 years old, and
had belonged to the craft for more
than IL years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13

No. S leaves Ashland daily, 1907 a IN,
running to Clifton Forge. 7:45 p. m.
No. Z leaves Clifton Forge daily 700
am; arrives Ashland $50 D. m.
Nos and 2, daily except Sunday.
Sleeping Cars between HuntinSton au,l
Clifton Forge.
Nos. ) and 4 run daily, and do not step
for local business. Pullman Sleeping
Cars and Solid Train between Louisyiii
and Washington and Cincinnati and
Richmond without change.
No. II, daily except Sunday, Leave Nj
Sterling $50 a. III. i; arrive Lexington
$40. Am, arrive Cincinnati, via Min:
chester, 1888 a. m.
No. II, daily, except Sunday, leara
Cincinnati 200 p. M, Lexington $40
p. IN. ARRIVE MI. Sterling 7:l0 y. IN.
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk
on Monday, Tuesday, Wedne4dsr.
Thursday and Saturday at Is 7. Vi.
arrive i'll New York next afternoon.
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Checks.ar-
ply 10 any Office of c. 4 o. R'y; or I3eppt
or Ticket Office OF connecting lines
". w. MOORE,
Ge',n Age't, Lexington, Ky
III. W. FULLER, Gen. Pass. .Iy't.
H,lLS. C. IFICKLIJM,
second I'ice- I'resia,,rt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at Van
elders Drug Store as their giving away
to their customers of so many free trial
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, COLTS, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13
How and why $4,000 Comes
TO Rome.

There was some excitement on
the streets yesterday when it was
announced that some one in Rome
had drawn a part of the capital
prize of the Louisiana State Lotto
ry, on last Tuesday. A New Or
leans paper had list of the lucky
numbers, as follows: mo. 1887
$4,000 whole, sold in fractions in
San Franci<ce, Philadelphia, Buffa
10 and Auburn, n. Y. Portland,
Me, Fort Wayne, Ind, Rome, Ga ,
and Aberdeen, Miss. The lucky
ones were found at last. They were
Miss Abbie Webb, Prof. B. F. Clark
and DIR. j. A. Tigner. These had
pooled together and purchased some
lottery tickets, and among them
was the lucky number.-ROme (Gn)
Courier, FEB. IL.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-13
A Suggestion 10 the Travelling
Public.


Tourists, emigrsnts and mariners find
that Hostetter's stomach Bitters is a me-
dicinal safeguard against unhealthful in
fiuences, upon which they can implicitly
rely, since it prevents the effects of viii
ated atmosphere, unaccustoned or un-
wholesome diet, bad water, or other con-
ditions unfavorable to health. On long
VOYAGES, or journeys in ATTITUDES ada
cent to the equator, it is especially use
full as preventative of the febrile COM
plants and disorders of the stomach, liv-
er and bowels, which are apt to attack
natives of the temperate zone sojsurn-
ing or travelling in such regions, and it
is an excellent protection against the in
fiuence of extreme cold, sudden changes
of temperature, exposure to damp or ex-
treme fatigue. 1t not only prevents in
termittent and remittent fever, and 9TH
er diseases of a malarial type, but eradi-
Gates them, fact which has been motor
ious for years past in North and South
America, Mexico, the West Indies, Aus
tralia, and other countries.